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How an American Dairy Farmer Built an HVLS Fan Business
Kevin Hoover grew up on a Pennsylvania dairy farm and taught himself electronics. Here is how a calf barn project turned into AmeriWind’s HVLS fans.
HVLS Fans for Offices and Open Workspaces
AmeriWind works with office and workspace projects to size fans for the actual environment, so the result improves comfort without becoming a presence people have to work around.
American-Made HVLS Fans: How AmeriWind Builds Its Fans in Pennsylvania
AmeriWind builds HVLS fans in Pennsylvania and supports them from the United States. The engineering, assembly, quality control, and customer support all happen domestically, which translates into shorter lead times, better warranty backing, and fans that are built to hold up in the environments they’re installed in.
Big Shop and Garage Ceiling Fans: Sizing for Workshops, Pole Barns, and Large Garages
AmeriWind works with shop and pole barn owners to match fan size to the actual space, so the fan does what it’s supposed to and keeps doing it for years.
HVLS Fans for Poultry Houses: Better Conditions for People and Product
AmeriWind works with poultry facility owners to identify where fans actually help and design layouts that support the operation without interfering with the systems that are already doing their job.
HVLS Fans for Airplane Hangars: What Actually Works in Aviation Spaces
Generic recommendations only go so far in aviation spaces. Ceiling height, door dimensions, aircraft clearance, and how the hangar is used all affect what setup makes sense.
HVLS Fans for Indoor Riding Arenas: Better Airflow for Horses and Riders
AmeriWind works with equestrian facilities to size and place fans based on the actual arena dimensions, ceiling height, and how the space gets used.
Do HVLS Fans Help Control Flies in Barns?
The same layout principles that make HVLS fans effective for cooling also make them effective for fly control. Full-zone coverage matters more than fan count. Placing fans over the areas where cattle spend the most time—resting zones, feed alleys, waterers—delivers the most benefit.
How Stray Voltage Affects Livestock
Stray voltage isn’t dramatic. It doesn’t cause visible sickness or sudden production drops. But in a barn where it’s present and unaddressed, it quietly costs money over time.
What Are the Best Fans for Self Storage Facilities?
AmeriWind works with self storage operators to identify where fans actually make a difference and design layouts that fit the way the facility is used—not a generic recommendation for a warehouse that happens to store belongings.
How To Decide on Outdoor HVLS Fans for Your Patios, Cabanas, and Pavilions
AmeriWind works with hospitality and outdoor venue projects to match fan size and construction to the actual space and climate. Coastal properties, high-humidity regions, and full-sun exposures all call for different specs, and picking the right fan upfront is a lot easier than replacing it later.
What the Updated OSHA Heat NEP Means for Your Facility
A good starting point is reviewing whatever heat program you have in writing, making sure training records are current, and looking at whether your facility’s airflow actually reaches the areas where workers are exposed to the most heat.
